You'll have turnover costs for sure, but you get to screen and place your next tenant.If this was a big deal for you, you could back out of the deal, but I'd wager to bet you would get sued for specific performance.

I would never raise my voice like on TV.

Like the others we rented out every room including the screened in porch to University kids.

They can keep track of tenants and maintenance, help with marketing and screening, collect online payments, and much more.

I think the gray will give a little elegance to the place (but have a paint store do it on a computer screen first to test the look).

I was just advised to screen tenants as I would normally do.

What kind of screening methods do you use?

Poor property management &/or poor tenant screening.

As long as you screen your people thoroughly and don’t cut corners it should be doable.Is the parking adequate ?

Until the ENTIRE screening process is complete (the means the applicant has provided ALL the required information and has met your screening criteria), the lease is signed AND the security deposit and first months rent (plus pet fee if indicated) is provided, the rental unit remains on the market.Early on I had an applicant (a 100 percent service connected veteran) sign a lease but ask me to hold off on paying the security deposit and first month rent until the first of the month when he moved into the area.